The Extra Point: High School Football Week 6 Review

Too Close To Call

It was a game that coaches, players and spectators will remember for a long time as Carroll defeated Wossman, 26-18, in three overtimes to remain undefeated on the season.

With the game deadlocked at the end of regulation, the Bulldogs survived three extra periods thanks to senior running back Amareya Greeley, who scored on a 10-yard scamper and converted the two-point attempt.

Wossman set a school record on back-to-back field goals as Travis Lynch made a 38-yarder earlier in the game.

In other games around the state, several were decided by seven points or less:

Bogalusa 20, Amite 14

Brother Martin 7, Jesuit 3

Catholic-NI 20, Ascension Episcopal 17

Chalmette 37, East Jefferson 34

General Trass 22, Ferriday 16

Haynesville 28, Oak Grove 21

Jennings 36, Kinder 32

Livingston Collegiate 27, Patrick Taylor 24

Newman 23, Belle Chasse 20

Northwood-SH 21, Evangel 20

Red River 28, Jonesboro-Hodge 22

South Plaquemines 37, Houma Christian 35

Sulphur 29, Barbe 28

St. Louis 42, Westlake 35

Warren Easton 34, G.W. Carver 28

West Jefferson 21, Bonnabel 16

West St. John 12, Varnado 6


Benton Honors Natchitoches Central Player

The Natchitoches Central school family was devastated by the loss of junior wide receiver Robert Walker last week.

School officials described Walker as one of the kindest and friendliest Chiefs on campus. In honor of his life, visiting Benton High School wore shirts in honor of Walker during pre-game exercises on Friday night.

We want to thank Benton for remembering that life is more than a game and we send our thoughts and prayers to the Natchitoches community as well the family of Robert Walker.

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Pearce Russell gave an outstanding performance with 12 catches for 267 yards and four touchdowns while tailback Greg Manning accounted for 123 yards on the ground coupled with a touchdown reception.

The Tigers have averaged 58 points over their last three games and totaled 243 points so far this season.


The Streaks

The longest winning streak in high school football came to an end Friday night as Teurlings Catholic took a 30-22 win over top-ranked Westgate.

The loss snapped Westgate’s string of 13 consecutive victories that included a championship run a year ago.

Glenbrook now owns the longest streak amongst all schools with 12 consecutive dating back to the middle of the 2021 football season.

Louisiana’s Longest Winning & Losing Streaks

Consecutive Wins

12 – Glenbrook

6 – 15 teams

Consecutive Losses (15 or more games)

20 – LaGrange (def. Avoyelles, 38-32 • Oct. 10, 2019)

18 – Port Barre (def. Pine Prarie, 36-0 • Oct. 16, 2020)

17 – Pickering (def. Oakdale, 46-37 • Nov. 20, 2020)

16 – L.W. Higgins (def. Grace King, 19-0 • Nov. 2, 2020)


How The LSWA Top Ten Fared – Week 5

CLASS 5A

1. Destrehan (6-0) beat Central Lafourche, 49-0

2. Karr (2-3) did not play 

3. Catholic-Baton Rouge (5-1) beat Liberty, 58-21

4. Zachary (4-1) beat Woodlawn-BR, 33-6 

5. Ruston (5-1) beat Alexandria, 48-23 

6. Acadiana (5-1) beat Sam Houston, 50-16

7. John Curtis (5-1) beat Rummel, 36-0 

8. Parkway (6-0) beat Southwood, 55-6 

9. St. Augustine (4-1) plays Saturday 

10. Brother Martin (4-2) beat Jesuit, 7-3 

Others receiving votes: Rummel (4-2) lost to John Curtis, 36-0; West Monroe (4-1) beat Pineville, 54-0; C.E. Byrd (4-2) lost to Haughton, 23-14; Scotlandville (4-2) beat Central-BR, 53-27; East St. John (6-0) beat H.L. Bourgeois, 59-7; Southside (5-1) beat Comeaux, 42-6; Carencro (5-1) beat Lafayette, 40-30.

CLASS 4A

1. Westgate (5-1) lost to Teurlings Catholic, 30-22 

2. Lafayette Christian (5-1) beat Northside, 56-21 

3. St. Thomas More (5-1) beat North Vermilion, 42-0 

4. Warren Easton (4-1) plays Saturday 

5. Neville (4-2) beat Peabody, 53-0 

6. De La Salle (6-0) beat Kenner Discovery, 38-7 

7. Lutcher (5-1) beat South Terrebonne, 42-7 

8. North DeSoto (6-0) beat Woodlawn-SH, 47-6 

9. Teurlings Catholic (6-0) beat Westgate, 30-22

10. Opelousas (5-1) beat New Iberia, 40-21 

Others receiving votes: West Feliciana (6-0) beat St. Michael, 44-30; Northwood-SH beat Evangel, 21-20; Leesville (5-1) beat Washington-Marion, 41-18; Plaquemine (6-0) beat Brusly, 43-14; Huntington (4-2) beat B.T. Washington-SH, 44-0; Belle Chasse (4-2) lost to Newman, 23-20; Cecilia (5-1) beat Breaux Bridge, 34-20; McDonogh #35 (5-1) beat Abramson, 56-0.

CLASS 3A

1. Union Parish (5-1) beat North Webster, 55-17 

2. E.D. White (5-1) beat Patterson, 56-10 

3. University (4-2) beat Tylertown, Miss., 42-0 

4. Church Point (6-0) beat Port Barre, 60-0

5. Amite (4-2) lost to Bogalusa, 20-14

6. Madison Prep (4-2) beat Port Allen, 39-0

7. Abbeville (4-2) lost to St. Charles, 29-13

8. St. James (5-1) beat Lake Charles Prep, 46-27

9. Lake Charles Prep (3-3) lost to St. James, 46-27

10. Iowa (5-1) beat South Beauregard, 41-7

Others receiving votes: John F. Kennedy (5-1) beat Sarah T. Reed, 54-0; Carroll (5-0) beat Wossman, 26-18 (3OT); Parkview Baptist (4-1) beat Glen Oaks, 49-7; Sterlington (3-3) beat Bastrop, 42-0; Bogalusa (5-1) beat Amite, 20-14.

CLASS 2A

1. Many (5-0) beat Mansfield, 61-18 

2. Newman (5-1) Belle Chasse, 23-20 

3. St. Charles Catholic (4-2) beat Abbeville, 29-13 

4. North Caddo (4-2) lost to Calvary Baptist, 56-26 

5. Mangham (5-1) beat Vidalia, 52-6 

6. Dunham (5-1) beat Northeast, 72-14 

7. Calvary Baptist (4-2) beat North Caddo, 56-26 

8. Notre Dame (4-2) beat Lake Arthur, 63-14 

9. Oak Grove (3-3) lost to Haynesville, 28-21 

10. Episcopal-BR (6-0) beat Capitol, 55-20 

Others receiving votes: Avoyelles (4-2) beat Oakdale, 68-34; Rosepine (5-1) beat Logansport, 42-22; Grand Lake (5-1) lost to Welsh, 43-7; Welsh (5-0) beat Grand lake, 43-7; General Trass (4-2) beat Ferriday, 22-16. 

CLASS 1A

1. Homer (5-1) beat Plain Dealing, 68-0 

2. Ouachita Christian (5-1) beat St. Frederick, 49-7 

3. Logansport (4-2) lost to Rosepine, 42-22 

4. Vermilion Catholic (6-0) beat Covenant Christian, 57-6

5. Southern Lab (3-2) beat Central Private, 46-0

6. Kentwood (5-1) beat Thrive Academy, 62-0 

7. St. Frederick (4-2) lost to Ouachita Christian, 49-7 

8. Riverside (5-1) beat St. Martin’s, 35-7

9. Glenbrook (6-0) beat Magnolia School, 67-44

10. Catholic-PC (6-0) beat Sacred Heart, 42-14 

Others receiving votes: Haynesville (5-1) beat Oak Grove, 28-21; Ascension Catholic (4-2) beat St. John, 49-0; Central Catholic (5-1) beat Centerville, 49-0; St. Martin’s (5-1) lost to Riverside, 35-7; Cedar Creek (4-2) beat River Oaks, 52-0.